Idioms for April |
1. Sure |
Meaning:
To agree to do something
Example:
“Do you want to go and see a movie?” “Sure. That sounds nice.” |
2. Same to you |
Meaning:
To return a person’s good wishes
Example:
“See you in two weeks. I hope you have a nice Christmas.”
“Same to you.” |
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3.Must have |
Meaning:
To work out that something has definitely happened
Example:
I must have eaten something bad because I feel very sick. |
4. Sold out |
Meaning:
For a store to have no more of an item because they’ve all been sold
Example:
Sorry, we have no more melons. They’re all sold out. |
5. Put off |
Meaning:
To not do something immediately even though it needs to be done
Example:
Why are you putting off doing your homework? It needs to be finished by tomorrow. |